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. >> you're not going to get political. but it's never in my view been about that. it was about obama care in the first term and about climate change in the second term. and gun control, immigration. it's not about jobs. i don't -- >> two of the biggest industries, auto and it's coming back. housing. residential seems to be coming back. but you look at all the builders had a great report, becky the other day when they were on talking about it. >> it was down for so long so there's going to be a bounce back. no question about it. look three months ago all we were talking about what's happening in washington, how that's going to impact the economy we're talking about the election. and now, you know, if the administration -- and how business feels about it. now everybody forgets about that. it's just looking at numbers and that. you still haven't answered the question, what this administration's going to do to really make business feel good. >> i don't hear about the corporate tax reform anymore. >> that's off the table. so many things fell off the table. >> wait a min
. >> you're not going to get political. but it's never in my view been about that. it was about obama care in the first term and about climate change in the second term. and gun control, immigration. it's not about jobs. i don't -- >> two of the biggest industries, auto and it's coming back. housing. residential seems to be coming back. but you look at all the builders had a great report, becky the other day when they were on talking about it. >> it was down for so long so...
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my question, do you think, steve liesman was suggesting, do you think that president obama has made a mistake in how this whole situation has been handled in terms of how political this has got, in termsf how public the debate over who is going to take this role in terms of the timing of it all? >> well, the public nature of the debate is surprising, but i don't think president obama created that. i think it's the result of some powerful forces in terms of those who favor janet and those who favor larry. and it was very interesting to me to see the president's comments on the hill as reported back by those who attended, defending larry and talking about the degree to which he's not close to a decision. >> roger, it's the far left socialists in your party that, the haters, that started this whole thing. i mean, just because he doesn't want for the put the banks out of business -- >> all right. we got to go. roger, thank you for being opt mick this morning and -- >> and for being clear. thank you. >> see you later. >> and for giving the right pick. >>> coming up, a special delivery from
my question, do you think, steve liesman was suggesting, do you think that president obama has made a mistake in how this whole situation has been handled in terms of how political this has got, in termsf how public the debate over who is going to take this role in terms of the timing of it all? >> well, the public nature of the debate is surprising, but i don't think president obama created that. i think it's the result of some powerful forces in terms of those who favor janet and those...
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kind of default. >> because i -- i made the point that maybe they just want to keep obama care front and center. but it's going to be front and center when we're watching to see if they sign up enough healthy young adults to pay for the expense of people rarely sick. it's not a slam dunk that, you know, that the exchanges are going to work and they're going to be able to figure out what to charge everyone. this thing could collapse in and of itself. >> absolutely. this is a radical experiment trying to socialize all medicine in the united states. it's a real problem if businesses don't want to do it, then they have to pay a big tax which is a burden on growth in the country. if you want to grow your company bigger than 49 people, then all of a sudden there's a big tax on you. it's a real serious problem. >> yeah. >> and it really does -- it is an implementable. even the staff members of the congress aren't covered by it. but we conservatives can offer some positive approaches that allows their free market to act, puts health care back into the hands of regular people and, you know, s
kind of default. >> because i -- i made the point that maybe they just want to keep obama care front and center. but it's going to be front and center when we're watching to see if they sign up enough healthy young adults to pay for the expense of people rarely sick. it's not a slam dunk that, you know, that the exchanges are going to work and they're going to be able to figure out what to charge everyone. this thing could collapse in and of itself. >> absolutely. this is a radical...
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on tap, the debt ceiling, politics and the state of the economy. john harwood's exclusive interview with president obama. >> am i exasperated? absolutely i'm exasperated, this is entirely unnecessary. >> all leads up to our special interview with billionaire warren buffett. "squawk box" is open for business and the second hour begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, i'm becky quick along with joe kernan and andrew ross sorkin who is in chicago this morning. andrew has who big guests who will be joining him in a little bit. hank paulson and warren buffett. we'll talk to him about that in a moment. in the meantime, look at the futures which are under pressure this morning. dow futures down about 61 points below fair value as we head into the third day of the government shutdown. in the headlines this morning, talking about whether wall street should be worried about the ongoing government shutdown. president obama thinks so. he spoke exclusively to our john harwood. >> i think this time's different. i
on tap, the debt ceiling, politics and the state of the economy. john harwood's exclusive interview with president obama. >> am i exasperated? absolutely i'm exasperated, this is entirely unnecessary. >> all leads up to our special interview with billionaire warren buffett. "squawk box" is open for business and the second hour begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, i'm becky quick along with joe kernan...
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on the political front this morning, president obama -- do not -- andrew, how are you going to get home? he's going to address the united nations assembly today in new york. it's horrific, isn't it? the traffic? >> how are you going to get back to your office today? >> the next two weeks is bad, right? >> going to be bad for the next two weeks. >> he's expected to focus on foreign and domestic issues, including syria's chemical weapons, mideast peace talks and iran's nuclear pursuits. and iran's president is also going to speak today. the oil markets going to be watching what we're calling body language between the two men. do they say hi? do they shake hands? i didn't realize this, but apparently that the sanctions are really biting. and we have no reason to bring this guy to the table other than that. but apparently the economy is so bad in iran right now -- >> inflation is double digits. it's been insane. >> they seem so intent on finally getting nuclear capability. >> i'm still focused on the traffic in new york city. >> i thought you were still focused on burger king's fries. >> th
on the political front this morning, president obama -- do not -- andrew, how are you going to get home? he's going to address the united nations assembly today in new york. it's horrific, isn't it? the traffic? >> how are you going to get back to your office today? >> the next two weeks is bad, right? >> going to be bad for the next two weeks. >> he's expected to focus on foreign and domestic issues, including syria's chemical weapons, mideast peace talks and iran's...